Review on 🔍 Enhanced Vision: Pro-Eye Patch - Durable Black Plastic Front Eyepatch (1) by Russell Mahendra

I love this patch! Since I lost my eye in 2002, I often have to wear an eye patch. Other eye patches I've used (Walgreens, Wal-Mart, and local pharmacies) are too tight when you first open the package. I also don't like that they have a dot or that they look like a cone covering my eye. My last patch before that also came from the internet. This one was great because it was adjustable (you put the elastic through the holes and tie little knots in the front, but I don't like it when I can see little knots) and it's made of a rubberized material, maybe silicone. ? It was good because there was no longer a cone or point. This is also good because you can wear it under your glasses. The downside of this patch is that it gets hot and steamy underneath. Who knew your eyes could sweat, right?! This patch is great because it uses the same concept of fitting, but the knots are under the patch and behind the foam that sits underneath. The foam prevents the knots from rubbing against the head. I am convinced that this is the most convenient patch. It's nice and smooth, so there's no point. I haven't tried it, but I'm sure it fits under the glasses. It also doesn't get hot from underneath because the foam doesn't allow it to stick to your face. Gray foam can be seen underneath at certain angles, which I don't really like, but this patch is so much better than any other I've used that I'm willing to ignore that flaw. Buy this one, you won't regret it! After trying this one and discovering its size, I turned around and bought 2 more.*** The eye patch is adjustable, but it doesn't feel like it at first. Looking at the headband foam side up, the knot on the top right side is adjustable. In fact, it is glued under the foam rubber. I just opened a new patch and forgot that this was my experience when I first opened the package. You should move the knot slightly away from the glue. It may seem like you're screwing up the patch, but you're not. Simply move the foam away from the knot a little and pull on the knot. After a few moves he gives up. Once this is done, adjust it to the desired size by tying a new knot and trimming off the excess. The new knot is under the foam and you won't feel a thing. It's a little frustrating that the patch didn't come with instructions, but now that I know the tricks, I love this patch! Try it, it changed my game!